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WICHITA (Kansas) - ABORTION providers say that threats of more slayings from a man accused in the shooting death of a high-profile Kansas abortion doctor proves the existence of a 'violent, terrorist movement' coalescing around the issue.

Scott Roeder called The Associated Press on Sunday from the Sedgwick County jail, where he's being held on charges of first-degree murder and aggravated assault in the shooting death of Dr. George Tiller last week at the doctor's church in Wichita.

 
No mixing to make rose wine

BRUSSELS - THE European Commission announced on Monday that it had dropped plans to allow rose wine to be made by mixing red and white wines, a victory for producers in France and Italy.

The decision came following intense lobbying of the commission, the European Union's executive arm, by organisations representing Europe's wine-making sector.

Man sues over 55-hour erection

NEW YORK - FORMER prison inmate, Dawud Yaduallah is suing a nurse in the United States, claiming that he suffered an erection that lasted 55 hours as a side effect of medication he had been given.

Yaduallah, 43, said he had to wait more than two days before being taken from the New York prison to hospital for treatment, reported The New York Post on Monday.

Merkel eyes second term

BERLIN - GERMAN Chancellor Angela Merkel's bid to win a second term in power in September was boosted Monday as final European election results showed her centre-right party had trounced her Social Democrat rivals.

   
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